NOVEMBER From Pastor Kent

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1 NOVEMBER 2016 United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches 900 Brandywine Road, West Palm Beach, FL OFFICE: FAX: WEBSITE: From Pastor Kent Church/Charge Conference Pastor s Report: State of the Church The United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches continues to demonstrate the grace of God and offering Christ to the community and world. People are growing in a walk with God and have a strong desire to be involved in ministry to the local community and abroad. The church is making a positive difference in our world and we want to continue to do so. At the same time we acknowledge that we are in a transitional period. UMCPB has been on a plateau this past year and even seeing a slight decline in average worship attendance. Offerings have been down, and we face financial challenges with the beautiful facility we have and the many ministries we do. The first step was to acknowledge where we are and that we don t want to stay on a trajectory of plateau or decline. Our desire is to be a strong and healthy church. We are here for a reason, we have a lot to offer, and we believe God has so much more for us to do and be. The strength of the church is being witnessed as we come together as a people pray and strategize ways that can move us from where we find ourselves to a preferred future. One of our first tasks is to rethink our vision and where we want to see ourselves three years from now. Our mission is clear to make disciples of Jesus Christ. We want to fulfill the mission in everything we do as a church. Through seeking God, prayer, and patience, we will etch out a vision for making disciples. There are a couple of areas that with some intentional focus I believe we could quickly begin a turn around. One is in the area of newcomer and hospitality. Connecting with new persons who come to the church, multiple follow-ups, walking them through to membership, and getting them plugged into a small group and/or service area would be a part of this. Also tracking attendance and making contacts of those who have missed church. We are seeing a need for a dedicated staff person to lead this ministry. It takes a lot of time, energy, patience, organization, and training. Another area for intentional focus is discipleship and small groups. Statistics show that healthy churches have strong discipleship and small group ministries. While we have discipleship and small group learning opportunities going on, we know we can constantly improve. (Kaizen!) We recognize the need for a dedicated staff person to give leadership to this vitally important aspect of the church. Special Needs Ministry is an area where God is at work in our church, therefore with great anticipation we seek to staff this ministry with a part time position. Many people in the community are being reached in this ministry, and not only those with special needs, but caregivers and people who have a heart for helping in this area. It s a joy to be a part of this journey. The United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches will embrace the direction God is leading us and we will give ourselves fully to the guiding of the Holy Spirit to live in and through so we may bring honor to the Lord Jesus Christ. May God s great work of making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world happen through UMCPB. Rev. A. Kenton Crow Jr.

2 NEW TESTAMENT Page 2 DATE GOSPEL CHAPTER NOVEMBER 1 JAMES 1 NOVEMBER 2 JAMES 2 NOVEMBER 3 JAMES 3 NOVEMBER 4 JAMES 4 NOVEMBER 5 REST NOVEMBER 6 REST NOVEMBER 7 JAMES 5 NOVEMBER 8 1 PETER 1 NOVEMBER 9 1 PETER 2 NOVEMBER 10 1 PETER 3 NOVEMBER 11 1 PETER 4 NOVEMBER 12 REST NOVEMBER 13 REST NOVEMBER 14 1 PETER 5 NOVEMBER 15 2 PETER 1 DATE GOSPEL CHAPTER NOVEMBER 16 2 PETER 2 NOVEMBER 17 2 PETER 3 NOVEMBER 18 1 JOHN 1 NOVEMBER 19 REST NOVEMBER 20 REST NOVEMBER 21 1 JOHN 2 NOVEMBER 22 1 JOHN 3 NOVEMBER 23 1 JOHN 4 NOVEMBER 24 1 JOHN 5 NOVEMBER 25 2 JOHN 1 NOVEMBER 26 REST NOVEMBER 27 REST NOVEMBER 28 3 JOHN 1 NOVEMBER 29 JUDE 1 NOVEMBER 30 REVELATION 1

3 Music and the Arts Curbside Mission Café The next Curbside Mission Café will be Tuesday, November 1st from 4:00-6:00. Included in the meal: Spaghetti, Garlic Bread, Cup of Parmesan Cheese, Fruit Cup or Coleslaw, Jumbo Chocolate Chip Cookie, and a Mint. The cost is $6.00 for a single and $18.00 for a family (feeds four). You can also purchase 6 additional cookies for just $4.00. Extra spaghetti sauce is also available for $4.00. Help us increase our profit margin! Please return your spaghetti containers so we can reuse them. Just bring them when you come to pick up your spaghetti or drop them off anytime at the choir room (107). NOTE: November 1st will be the last Curbside Mission Café of the year. When we start back in 2017, Curbside Mission Café will move to the 1st THURSDAY of the month! Christmas Dinner Theatre Ticket on Sale NOW! Page 3 I ll Be Home for Christmas is a heartwarming show set in 1941 San Francisco during the Golden Age of Radio. Howard West, a widower, shares an apartment with his two daughters, Norma and Angie, and grandson. Micky. His son-in-law, Pete, is serving in the military. As they prepare for their Thanksgiving dinner, they are filled with hope that Pete might be coming home for a visit. Lives are focused around the radio which offers much-needed escape from an unsettled world with great music and radio dramas. As the days go on with no word from Pete, their anxiety mounts. Until finally, on December 7th, the radio delivers devastating news. Where is God in the midst of such tragedy? The opening night of our show will be on December 7th, the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor. How fitting that we will share the story of a family that struggled to make sense of war and yet found great hope through the Child in a manger. Today, many families are still spending their days filled with anxiety as their loved ones are in harm s way protecting this great country of ours and fighting for hope and freedom overseas. Today we still ask the question, Where is God in the midst of this? Don t miss this important message not just for our time, but for ALL time: Christ came to us to bring peace, hope and joy. TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE through our Bookstore. You can also purchase tickets online through the church website. DINNER THEATRE DATES: December 7th, 8th, 9th TIMES: Doors open at 6:00 / Dinner served at 6:30 / Show at 7:30 MENU: Turkey & Dressing / Cranberry Sauce / Mashed Potatoes & Gravy / Green Beans / Salad / Bread / Dessert COST: $25 - Adults / $15 - Children (12 and under) / Group discount: 16 or more, deduct $2 per ticket For more information about any of the ministries of the music department, please contact Cary Collins or Anthony Hevia at x17 or x27 or cary@umcpb.org or anthony@umcpb.org. Church website:

4 Treasurer s Update Page 4 November 2016 Committed Brothers and Sisters in Christ. "Our giving financial support to the church is an important part of being a disciple of Christ all of us giving together allows United Methodists to do together what we cannot do alone. With the tithes and offerings, the church is able to be God's hands extended to our community whether by supporting the many ministries provided on campus, the UMC ministries and Special Sundays coordinated by the conference or through our partner programs in Cuba, Haiti, India and Peru. Please consider the many methods available for your convenience as you return your tithes and offerings to God: On-Line Giving via the link on using your debit or credit card in a secure account Schedule payments via your bank s On-Line banking program or via electronic funds transfers Checks payable to UMCPB or cash mailed or delivered to the office or placed in the collection plate Coming Soon - Giving by Text!! " If you want to review the church financial position or have any related questions please contact the financial administrator or the treasurer through the church office. In His Stewardship Bobby Bedasse Treasurer rbedasse@hotmail.com Our Memory Verse for this Quarter Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. 7 And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6-7

5 Missions Page 5 "Missions is the overflow of our delight in God because missions is the overflow of God's delight in being God." John Pipe Haiti- Our Response in Haiti In Haiti, an estimated 25 percent of the country has been affected by Hurricane Matthew. Some 300 to 800 people have been killed, and 29,000 homes, schools and other structures were damaged or destroyed. The health, education and protection needs are massive, with an estimated 750,000 people requiring urgent assistance. We are especially concerned for vulnerable children, including some 2,000 little ones separated from their families, children at risk of deadly cholera, and up to 130,000 children out of school. The church, school and school building we built and support in Haiti was completely destroyed by the hurricane. With your prayers and help We will rebuild. Fritz our church representative will be travelling to Haiti to assess the damages in person, bring down a few much needed items for the children and teachers and to commission the rebuilding of the school. The Needs in Haiti are beyond our comprehension but we MUST help in whatever capacity we are able too. Cholera prevention and basic health services. Setting up "child-friendly spaces" to provide children unable to go to school with a safe and protected space supported by trained staff, while their parents deal with the aftermath of the storm. Stockpiling non-food items including hygiene kits, baby items, household kits, mosquito nets and so much more. It is never easy to witness the devastation caused by a deadly storm like Matthew, but with your help, we will be there for the school children when they need us the most. For ways that you can help this Mission Project, please contact Joseph Radonis at jradonis1@yahoo.com or Mr. Fritz Etienne at fritzl4@live.com Mission Boxes: Donations to the Mission Boxes for the month of November will go toward our overseas missions in Cuba and Haiti, Thank you for your continued generosity. CROS Pantry: Bring in some extra nonperishable items for the CROS Food Pantry. Please remember the CROS Food Box is in the kitchen serving area. Global Ministries Resources: Please take some time to explore some of the things that our denomination is doing in the mission field through Global Ministries and UMCOR. Submitted by Joseph Radonis Chair Missions Committee

6 Through The Roof Ministry Page 6 Extending God s extravagant love by opening our hearts and doors to persons with disabilities Through the Roof wishes to thank all those who made the delicious dishes from around the world for the Fall Festival at UMCPB. The food was enjoyed. At the October Amigos TAG praise worship, Kevin Wimer was baptized. We discussed baptism and even dipped our hands in the baptismal font to remember our own baptisms. Check out our Facebook page for some moments of the service. In November, we are joining together to hold a Thanksgiving feast for our friends with special needs in group homes. It is a time to be thankful and we would like to share that time with our friends. As brothers and sisters in Christ, we are asking if you would either contribute to this cause, come help serve or just come and enjoy. Dinner will be served at 2:00. I'm sure there will be a fun activity as well. If you are interested, please Phyllis at phypar@comcast.net or contact Debby Oetinger. I am truly grateful for the love and support of the members and friends of UMCPB. In Christ's Love Phyllis If you get a chance, like us on Facebook (facebook.com/ throughtheroofumcpb) or check out our website ( Real Women/Real Life Please note that Real Women/Real Life will NOT be meeting until January 14, 2017 when we will begin a new study; Becoming a Woman of Prayer by Cynthia Heald. The book is available in our church bookstore for $7.00 Thank you. Blessings, Beth Benvenuti Ironmen Nov. 9th At 7 PM room # 114 Authentic Manhood "33 The Series" Pattern your manhood from the real man! "Jesus Christ" Facilitated by Dino Benvenuti. Call for more info or umcpb.ironmen@gmail.com Cost for study book $15.00 Thanks, Dino Benvenuti

7 TAG Groups (Together and Growing) Page 7 T.A.G. Groups meet weekly for Bible study on the same passage as the weekly sermon, prayer and fellowship. Groups meet in different homes throughout the county and on various days and times. Each group is open to everyone and you are invited to join a group that fits you and your schedule. If you are planning on attending a group for the first time, please call the group leader for directions. For more information, please contact office@umcpb.org or (561) See listing on this page and page 8 for groups and meeting times. SUNDAY Leader (s): Kate Marr Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: UMCPB - Room 114 Contact Info: Kate Marr - g8rkate@comcast.net or (561) MONDAY Leaders: Scott and Mary Jo Gay Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: 930 Lytle St., West Palm Beach, Contact Info: (561) (off Parker St. & Forest Hill Blvd.) Leaders: Jeff and Mary French Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: 3915 Circle Lake Drive, West Palm Beach, (home is near the church) Contact Info: jeffnmary@comcast.net or Leaders: Bill and Linda Broome Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: 173 Milestone Way, West Palm Beach, (off Gun Club Rd. between Haverhill Rd. & Jog Rd.) Contact Info: bill@williambroome.net or (561) Leaders: Dino and Beth Benvenuti South Ocean TAG Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: 3200 South Ocean Blvd 103-A, Palm Beach, FL Contact Info: bethbenvenuti@gmail.com or

8 T.A.G. Group Meetings Page 8 TUESDAY Leader: Cathy Atkinson and Harold Weaver Time: 10:00 a.m. Location: UMCPB - Room #116 Contact Info: catjeanatk@gmail.com / or hrweaver@bellsouth.net / Leaders: Rob and Kristina Baker Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: rotate homes - please call Contact Info: rangerbake@bellsouth.net or THURSDAY Leaders: Raquel Roche and Sammy Rodriguez Time 6:30 p.m. Location: 5772 Gypsum Place, West Palm Beach, FL Contact Info.: raquel_r@me.com or jsrodriguez60@me.com or TAG GROUP!! Third Sunday of Each Month Amigos TAG Through The Roof Ministry For persons with Disabilities and their families. Leader: Rev. Phyllis Parthemer Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: The Chapel and Room #116 Contact Info.: Rev. Phyllis Parthemer phypar@comcast.net or (561) Throughtheroofumcpb

9 Children s Ministry News Page 9 November 2016 Sunday school We invite children of all ages to join us as we learn and grow in God s love every Sunday morning during the 9:30 service. Miss Kate, Miss Jill, Miss Katie, Miss Cindy, and Miss Christen lead our 2 & 3 year olds in room 104. Miss Kay & Miss Anette lead our four-year olds in room 105. Miss Vicky, Mr. Larry, and Mr. Jim lead our five and six year olds (K-1) in room 106. Miss Carol leads our second and third graders in room 114, and Miss Paige & Mr. John lead our fourth and fifth graders in room 113. Loving Nursery Care Children s Church Sunday mornings during the 11:00 service (after dismissal from Children s Sermon), kids Pre-K-2 nd grade can join us in room 104, and kids in 2 nd -5 th grade can join us in room 106, as we create experiences to help them grow in relationship with Jesus and each other. We use Group s Buzz curriculum. Leaders are Diane Fournier for elementary age, and Stephanie Hicks, Don Kula and Della Gaylor for Pre-K. Offered each Sunday during all services for children three months through two years old, the nursery is located in the west wing next to the Blessings Abound bookstore and the outside playground. S.O.U.L. Patrol Seeking Out U Lord! is for children ages three years to fifth grade, from 4:00 6:00 in rooms 105 and 107. Please enter through the glass door/western entrance of the Gathering Place. Join us as we learn more about God through fellowship, Bible stories, music and outdoor fun! Bring $3.00 for dinner. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. Jeremiah 19:13 *There will be no SOUL Patrol on November 27th, Enjoy the Thanksgiving Holiday weekend with your families. Children s Ministry (3 Years to 5th Grade) Jill Bergkamp, Director of Children s Ministry jill@umcpb.org or call (561) ext. 18

10 Youth Ministry PAGE 10 U M C P B November 2016 Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it. Prov. 22:6 Communion Connection Check the Web site for Youth Activities! Youth Council Meeting November 20th 2016 This Month United Methodist Youth Fellowship: Sunday's 4pm to 6pm - $3. for Dinner Check FB and website for current summer events. See you at Communion Service on SUNDAY, November 6, 2016 See up to date information on the Youth web page found on the church web site at Contact: Steve Bergkamp Dir.of Youth Ministry Steve@umcpb.org November 11th 13th: CONNECT December 7th 9th: - Dinner Theater Contact Steve for more information

11 Become a part of a Small Group Page 11 Join Us Every Wednesday from 5:00 pm - 5:50 pm in Room #116 Join with other believers as we pray together and lift our Pastor, Church s ministries, congregational prayer requests and petitions. We claim God s Word and stand in the gap for our dear brothers and sisters that are going through difficult times. If you are not able to make it, please send your prayer requests to the Church and we will be in prayer for you. Colossians 4:2..Devote yourself to prayer, being watchful and thankful. Together And Growing Become a part of our many TAG groups listed on pages 7 and 8. Each group is open to everyone and you are invited to join a group that fits you and your schedule. If you are planning on attending a group for the first time, please call the group leader for directions. We hope you will join us. Celebrate Recovery We meet Weekly on Wednesday Evenings at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel and later we break out into small groups (Rooms #115 / #114) New Step Study on Thursday evenings from 6:00 7:30 p.m. in Room #114 and #116 Join us. COMING SOON!! A 6-Week STUDY All church members are encouraged to take. Disciple s Path is an engaging approach to discipleship from a distinctly Wesleyan perspective that combines a Wesleyan understanding of our growth in God s love and grace with the time-tested practices of spiritual discipline expressed in the membership vows to uphold the church with our prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness. In this 6 week study participants will develop spiritual practices, discover their unique gifts, and become engaged in ministry that brings transformation in their own lives, the lives of others, and the world. New classes to start in January 2017!!!! We are looking for YOU! Signup sheets on the back tables in the Chapel and Gathering Place or Call the church office Handbooks are on sale in the church bookstore.

12 UMW News Page 12 United Methodist Women: Organized for Growth United Methodist Women, like The United Methodist Church, is a connectional system. The major links of United Methodist Women are: The local group The district organization The conference organization The jurisdiction organization The national office All of these groups relate to one another in a variety of ways; each group is empowered to structure itself in ways that fulfill the PURPOSE, best use the gifts of its members and meet the needs of its community in the world. Every level of the organization is connected in mission with Global Ministries. Local groups report to district organizations, which report to conference organizations. A Board of Directors and a Program Advisory Group oversee the national office and conference organizations. MEMBERSHIP FLEXIBILITY UMW is committed to finding new ways to invite and involve women in our 150-year old organization with over 800,000 members. At all levels of the organization, United Methodist Women works to: Ensure inclusiveness and racial/ethnic diversity Resource Hispanic and Korean-American members and other emerging language groups Nurture teen and college/university women Our Local Unit here at UMCPB has given $ to Haiti Relief Efforts through our Mission Team towards the devastation suffered from Hurricane Matthew earlier this month. A listing of the groups we have supported in 2016 will be outlined in the December 2016 Herald. Please join us. There is strength in numbers. For more information on your local UMW please call Pam Charles in the church office at or office@umcpb.org To all who came out to the Fall Festival on 10/22/16 and stopped by and made purchases from the Baked goods table, we appreciate you and we thank you for your supporting the United Methodist Women. Through the Roof will be hosting a Thanksgiving Feast, on Thanksgiving Day here in the Gathering Place for guest with Special Needs who would like to join us. All are WELCOME. We are accepting donations of turkeys, hams, veggies, casseroles, etc. If you would like to donate or help, please contact Rev. Phyllis Parthemer at or Debby Oetinger at # God opens Doors and God Closes Doors, and sometimes He whispers for us to go Through the Roof to see our Faith! Mark 2:5

13 FAMILY PROMISE UPDATE Page 13 New Families on Campus from November 13th - 19th. Let us extend God s Love and Mercy to the Families. Volunteers are needed in all arears to make this work smoothly. If you have not yet experienced the thrill and humbling effects of serving the guest families, getting to know them and watching them as they make their strides to self-sufficiency, and sharing their joy and happiness to be back in a home of their own, this is a good time to make that CHANGE and get personally involved. We encourage you to support this event. If you have any questions please contact: Tiffany Zaniewski at TZaniewski@gmail.com Or Sammy Rodriguez at jsrodriguez60@me.com Dinner Theatre is off and running. We have been practicing our dancing and acting since August. November is the time to kick it into high gear and we need your help. We are looking for several coordinators: Dining Room Coordinator some of the responsibilities are to be at the church each morning of the performances to ensure that the components of the table setting are put out for the volunteers to set each table. Kitchen Coordinator some of the responsibilities are to be in the kitchen each evening of the performances prior to 7:30pm to ensure that all of the dishes and pots/pans have been washed, the floors mopped and the kitchen as a whole is cleaned up. Volunteer Coordinator some of the responsibilities are to recruit volunteers for the various positions such as waiters/waitresses each evening and resetting the Gathering Place to name a couple. Prayer/contact coordinator some of the responsibilities are to collect the connect cards after each performance and pray for those requests from the guest and to contact the guest to follow-up on their prayer request. Please contact Brenda Dye at or bgetmore@yahoo.com with any questions, for more information and especially to be one of the coordinators.

14 November 2016 Wednesday Night Dinner PAGE 14 Family Promise Page 14 Children (Infant - 2 years) FREE Family Maximum $18.00 $4.00 & $6.00 meals listed below At 6:00 pm. 7:00 pm November 2nd Salad...Chicken Cacciatore over Bow Tie Pasta...Italian Bread...Dessert Minor Meal Salad...Pizza...Dessert November 9th Salad...Beef Stroganoff over Egg Noodles...Vegetable..Roll...Dessert Minor Meal Salad...Chicken Sandwich.French Fries...Dessert November 16th Salad...Roasted Pork Tenderloin...Roasted Potatoes...Vegetable.Roll...Dessert Minor Meal Salad...Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich...French Fries...Dessert November 23rd Salad...Roasted Turkey Breast...Gravy...Cranberry Sauce...Smashed Potatoes Vegetable...Roll...Dessert Minor Meal Salad...Cheeseburger...French Fries...Dessert November 30th Salad...White Bean and Beef Chili over Rice with toppings...corn Bread...Dessert Minor Meal Salad...BBQ Pork Sandwich...Tatar Tots...Dessert

15 Calendar - NOVEMBER 2016 Page 15 Legends: SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY GP Gathering Place CP Chapel CR Conference Room CR Celebrate Recovery PO Pastor s Office PDO Parents Day Out RM Room SW South Wing WW West Wing TAG Together & Growing YA Young Adult Ministry YR Youth Room CMT Care Ministry Team CHR Choir Room 1 9:30 am Staff/Program 10:00 am TAG #116 4:-6pm Curbside Café - Roundabout Driveway 5:30 Worship Planning 6:30 Chancel Choir 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Chapel 2 10:30 Sweet Memories 5:15 Sweet Hour of. Prayer Room 116 5:15 pm Glory Bells #113 6:pm Wednesday Night Dinner/Devo. 7:pm CR Chapel/113/115 7:pm Disciple Fast Track 3 6:pm CR Step Study Rooms 114 & 116 7:pm Haitian Bible Study Room 115 7:30 PM Praise Team 4 10:a.m Prayer Shawl Ministry CR Family Camping at Riverside Camp La-Belle, FL. 5 Fresh Expression Workshop GP 3-5pm More Than Labels Panel Family Camping at Riverside Camp La-Belle, FL. 6 Daylight Saving Time End Turn your clocks back 1 hour Communion Sunday 8:00; 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services 9-10:55 Bible Studies Family Camping return 2-4 pm Dinner Theater Rehearsal - GP & #107 4:pm Sunday TAG #114 4:pm Soul Patrol 7 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. The Frank Sinatra Hour Chapel. Singers Wanted 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Rehearsal Handel's Messiah Chapel 8 GERERAL ELECTION Room #111/112/115 9:30 am Staff/Program 10:a.m. TAG #116 5:30 Worship Planning 6:30 Chancel Choir 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Chapel NO SARAH OR REBECCA Circle 9 5:15 Sweet Hour of. Prayer Room 116 5:15 pm Glory Bells #113 6:pm Wednesday Night Dinner/Devo. 7:pm CR Chapel/113/115 7:pm Staff Parish CR 7:pm 33 The Series / :pm CR Step Study Rooms 114 &116 6:pm. Hospitality Comm. In Conf.Rm 7:pm Haitian Bible Study Room 115 7:30 PM Praise Team 11 8:30 Altar Guild NO Parents Day Out 10:a.m Prayer Shawl Ministry CR Youth CONNECT Fall Retreat 12 8:00 a.m. Ironmen Breakfast/Devotion. NO Real Women/Real Life Study Series until 1/14/17 New Study Noon Bel Canto Chapel 12-6:pm Dinner Theater Workshop GP & Nursery CONNECT Fall Retreat 13 8:00; 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services 9-10:55 Bible Studies FAMILY PROMISE 2-4 pm Dinner Theater Rehearsal - GP & # pm Jan Fulford Chap 4:pm Sunday TAG #116 4:pm Soul Patrol CONNECT Fall Retreat 14 FAMILY PROMISE 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. The Frank Sinatra Hour Chapel. Singers Wanted 6:00 pm TRUSTEE Meeting Conf. Room 15 FAMILY PROMISE 9:30 am Staff/Program 10:a.m. TAG #116 5:30 Worship Planning 5:30 p. Finance CR 6:30 Chancel Choir 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Chapel 16 FAMILY PROMISE 5:pm Sweet Hour of. Prayer #116 5:15 pm Glory Bells #113 6:pm Wednesday. Night Dinner/Devo 7:pm CR Chapel/ :pm 33 The Series / FAMILY PROMISE 6:pm CR Step Study Rooms 114?116 7:pm Haitian Bible Study Room 115 7:30 PM Praise Team 18 FAMILY PROMISE 10:a.m Prayer Shawl Ministry CR 8-1 pm CROS Leg. Advocacy Summit GP And the Chapel 19 FAMILY PROMISE 20 8:00; 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services 9-10:55 Bible Studies 12:30pm Children s Council 12:30 pm Youth Council 12:30pm MISSION CR 12:30 pm UMW Executive 2-4 pm Dinner Theater Rehearsal - GP & #107 4:pm. Amigos TAG CP/116 4:pm. Sunday TAG 4:pm Soul Patrol 21 HERALD ARTICLES - DEADLINE 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. The Frank Sinatra Hour Chapel. Singers Wanted 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Rehearsal Handel's Messiah Chapel 22 9:30 am Staff/Program 10:00 am TAG #116 1:30 pm Caring Kitchen 5:30 Worship Planning 6:30 Chancel Choir 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Chapel 23 NO Parents Day Out 10:30 Sweet Memories 5: Sweet Hour of. Prayer 5:15 pm Glory Bells #113 6:pm Wednesday. Night Dinner/Devo 7:pm CR Chapel/ :pm 33 The Series / Through the Roof Thanksgiving Dinner :00-1:00 p.m. CR Leadership Training # :00; 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services 9-10:55 Bible Studies 1:30 UMW Elizabeth CIR In room # pm Dinner Theater Rehearsal - GP & #107 NO TAG / Soul Patrol 7am-11:pm Dinner Theater Set Construction 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. The Frank Sinatra Hour Chapel 7am-11:pm Dinner Theater Set Construction 9:30 am Staff/Program 10:a.m. TAG #116 5:30 Worship Planning 6:30 Chancel Choir 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Chapel 7am-11:pm Dinner Theater Set Construction 5:Sweet Hour of. Prayer 5:15 pm Glory Bells #113 6:pm Wednesday. Night Dinner/Devo 7:pm Church Council 7:pm CR Chapel/ 116/115 7:pm 33 The Series /114 7am-11:pm Dinner Theater Set Construction

16 900 Brandywine Road West Palm Beach, FL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S.POSTAGE PAID West Palm Beach, FL PERMIT No. 131 MINISTRY TEAM Pastor Kent Crow - kent@umcpb.org Pam Daniel-Charles - office@umcpb.org Cary Collins - cary@umcpb.org Jan Fulford - fulfordj@aol.com Anthony Hevia anthony@umcpb.org Michelle Sanders - finance@umcpb.org Jill Bergkamp - jill@umpcb.org Steve Bergkamp - steve@umcpb.org William Joyner william@umcpb.org Martin Delgado - Custodian Cheryl Carvajal - cheryl@umcpb.org Linda Matyas - Wed. Night Chef (chefmatyas@aol.com)